Loan Repayment Assistance Program

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LRAP is NWU’s free safety net for student loans.

You can take confidence in your Nebraska Wesleyan education as a wise investment in yourself.

  • NWU’s annual costs are under the national average. And our graduates earn a higher median salary. That means lower debt and higher earnings.
  • Our student loan default rate is far beneath the national average.
  • And starting fall 2027 our new Loan Repayment Assistance Program gives incoming undergraduate students valuable peace of mind.

Here’s how LRAP works.

Incoming students do three things.

  1. Opt into this free program offered through Ardeo Education Solutions.
  2. Graduate from NWU.
  3. Work at least 30 hours per week.

Then, if you begin loan repayment in good faith and your annual income is below $60,000, LRAP will reimburse you for part of your federal student loans, parent PLUS loans, and private alternative loans. This assistance continues until your annual income exceeds $60,000 or your loans are repaid in full.

Secure your LRAP offer.

It’s easy for incoming first-year and transfer students to get started.

  1. Accept your LRAP offer. (Parents can also accept the LRAP on behalf of their student.)
  2. Submit your enrollment deposit (if you haven’t already).
  3. Enroll and graduate from Nebraska Wesleyan University! 

Learn more or accept your LRAP offer.

What is the Nebraska Wesleyan LRAP video